If only …

In our early stages we are apt to think that if our life were made more harmonious, and our circumstances became easier, we would then find heavenly harmony. “If my life were different, and if I had not so many troubles, and if I had more time to give to spiritual things, then I would be able to live this higher life of which you speak,” is how many of us are tempted to think.

But this is a mistake. If our life were made easier we should become weaker, morally, and less inclined than ever to advance in spiritual things. If we cannot make progress in the spiritual life, in our present circumstances, then we shall never ever be able to make any progress at all. Our present circumstances are best for us at the time, for in overcoming them and in rising superior to them, we become god-people, and having passed through our time of tribulation, we enter the liberty of the Sons and Daughters of God. In the heart of our experiences we discover God, and God is harmony and order. And so we find the eternal symphony which is for ever being played.

Early Mistakes, by Henry Thomas Hamblin

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"If we were completely surrendered to the Divine Will,
then Heavenly powers would be able to work on our behalf,
and in so doing manifest order and harmony"
HT Hamblin

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